Cormorant Point is a small peninsula located north of Floreana Island. This beautiful place has two beaches connected by a path. In them visitors can see marine iguanas, sea lions, turtles and sea birds such as cormorants. It is an ideal place to swim, walk and enjoy the sun. In addition, the path leads to a natural lagoon where visitors can observe flamingos.
The best way to get to Cormorant Point is to hire a daily tour from the islands of Santa Cruz or San Cristóbal. This tour has an approximate cost of USD 150 in a speedboat and USD 200 in a yacht. The tour includes transportation, guide, equipment and lunch. Generally these tours stop at Punta Cormorant and the Devil's Crown.
There are also tours that spend a night in Floreana and include visits to Post Office, Haven of Peace, Corona del Diablo and Cormorant Point. These tours must be hired at a tourist agency.
RECOMMENDATIONS
It is recommended to bring water and something to eat. Due to the strong equatorial sun we recommend the use of sunscreen and hat, and wear a light jacket. Finally, it is recommended to follow the instructions of the captain of the boat and the naturalist guide.